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by 127001brewer 15y ago
...an external firm to step in and overhaul things completely. And do what exactly? It seems that Nokia is in a similar situation and they're giving up on their in-house software in favor of Microsoft's Windows 7 Phone software. So, in t
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by 127001brewer 15y ago
If you don't actively moderate comments (which can be very labor intensive), then why have them at all? Comments can enhance an article (or discussion), but most times they seem like a subtraction.
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Here's one article that discussed the study: http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/potato...
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The problem is not only the petroleum used within this industrial process, but also the other pollutants such as waste water run off and methane emissions. "Cattle-rearing generates more global warming greenhouse gases, as measured in CO2 e
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by 127001brewer 15y ago
For a counter argument to the "Locavore" movement, I recommend reading "Just Food: Where Locavores Get It Wrong and How We Can Truly Eat Responsibly" by Jame E McWilliams.[1] As others more knowledgeable on the subject than me have stated (
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by 127001brewer 15y ago
... Microsoft's profit incentive ... Exactly right: it's in Microsoft best interest to not to enter the "Post-PC Era". However, I have often wondered when will Microsoft be irrelevant? Will there be a technology world without Microsoft (
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by 127001brewer 15y ago
I can provide better service than ever before, because I have better tools at my disposal. Can you go into more detail about the tools you use? This seems like a good opportunity (as a software product) for selling to smaller firms.
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by 127001brewer 15y ago
SEEKING WORK - Baltimore, MD - Remote Work I develop with PHP, jQuery and MySQL/SQLite. And I offer other services, such as copy-writing. LinkedIn profile: http://linkd.in/jExicZ
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by 127001brewer 16y ago
I have read that fiber helps control your blood sugar levels (by carrying the sugar away before your body can process it), but I cannot find any good references.
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by 127001brewer 16y ago
I disagree. When I bought a new car, I used the dealer's website to study their inventory. Once I found the make, model and features I wanted, I used the "days on lot" number to negotiate a lower price. (Since, as I understand it, dealers
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